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Exploring the content and application of incarnational Trinitarian theology (the Nicene faith).

James B. Torrance on prayer

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Click here to listen to several audio lectures from James B. Torrance that address prayer from the perspective of trinitarian/incarnational theology.

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Welcome to The Surprising God where Grace Communion Seminary (GCS) on behalf of Grace Communion International (GCI) explores incarnational Trinitarian theology. Except as otherwise noted, posts here are from GCS faculty member Ted Johnston. Though GCS and GCI embrace the theology addressed here, blog posts are not official doctrinal statements. Comments on blog posts may be posted on either of GCS's Facebook groups: Trinitarian Theology Forum and Trinitarian Ministry and Worship.

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